EUROBOMBER:
I have carefully analysed recent events and taken time to study a lot of what happened before during and after the Biafran war.

The truth is that if the Igbos succeed in pulling out of Nigeria, the Niger Delta might not completely be part of the new country but they will definitely also seek to be on their own and manage their resources. This would effectively leave only the SW and the North in Nigeria. If it turns out this way, the Yorubas most likely would also gently ask to be left to be on their own. At the end of it all, we go our separate ways.

Let me quickly add here that Igbo land is much bigger than the Nigerian politically defined SE. Should Nigeria break today, all Igbo-speaking parts of the SS will be part of our new country. The Igbos will force no tribe to be part of us, we will accept those that want to stay with us and those that don't want to be with us will be free to stand on their own or join any other groups they so wish. I am saying this loud and clear so that some people will not come here and start shouting, "We are not part of your Biafra, leave us alone, leave our oil alone."

The Igbos can do very well without oil. There are many countries in the world without oil and are doing very fine. Germany is the most powerful economy in Europe today and they don't have a cup of crude oil there. Israel moved into a desert and converted it into a country very comfortable for habitation. The list is endless. Recent trends have also shown that oil is becoming worthless by the day. What really matters for a nation to be great is the quality of human resources available.

For the parts of the SS that would choose to be part of the new country, we can accept to run a regional system of government between the core Igbo states and parts of the Niger Delta. We can even accept a solution such that both regions would take 80% of revenue accrued within the regions and contribute 20% to the center. This the Niger Delta can never get in this present Nigeria.

For those people from the SS always shouting leave our oyel, I want to tell you that the Northerners are already drinking your oil and have even become drunk on it. You are shouting at Igbos to leave your oyel whereas Northerners are taking the same oil from under your nose and you can do nothing. How myopic and sentimental can some people be?

On a closing note, I believe in one Nigeria but one where there is justice, fairness & equity. For me, Buhari should hand over to an Igbo man if Igbos are truly part of Nigeria. We are part of the big three and too big to be ignored.

koboko69:


your own na to dey look for APC news up and down. You dey see APC for dream? jobless mofo. you are going to do this for the next 23 years OOOO....meaning, you are going to be wailing for the next 23 years....oboi....e don be for you oooo!

banki:



which force did ekeremadu have in 8years of being deputy senate president

Firefire:
APC the criminal party parading gangsters both online and offline.

moufan:
you dis bleeping fooool, was ur problem with apc, you just scavenge for story linked with apc to make urself happy,ignoramus foool.

derecho:
Unfortunately, the people who jumped the fence to "save" the NASS can not sheath their swords to save it.

banki:



which force did ekeremadu have in 8years of being deputy senate president

EUROBOMBER:
I have carefully analysed recent events and taken time to study a lot of what happened before during and after the Biafran war.

The truth is that if the Igbos succeed in pulling out of Nigeria, the Niger Delta might not completely be part of the new country but they will definitely also seek to be on their own and manage their resources. This would effectively leave only the SW and the North in Nigeria. If it turns out this way, the Yorubas most likely would also gently ask to be left to be on their own. At the end of it all, we go our separate ways.

Let me quickly add here that Igbo land is much bigger than the Nigerian politically defined SE. Should Nigeria break today, all Igbo-speaking parts of the SS will be part of our new country. The Igbos will force no tribe to be part of us, we will accept those that want to stay with us and those that don't want to be with us will be free to stand on their own or join any other groups they so wish. I am saying this loud and clear so that some people will not come here and start shouting, "We are not part of your Biafra, leave us alone, leave our oil alone."

The Igbos can do very well without oil. There are many countries in the world without oil and are doing very fine. Germany is the most powerful economy in Europe today and they don't have a cup of crude oil there. Israel moved into a desert and converted it into a country very comfortable for habitation. The list is endless. Recent trends have also shown that oil is becoming worthless by the day. What really matters for a nation to be great is the quality of human resources available.

For the parts of the SS that would choose to be part of the new country, we can accept to run a regional system of government between the core Igbo states and parts of the Niger Delta. We can even accept a solution such that both regions would take 80% of revenue accrued within the regions and contribute 20% to the center. This the Niger Delta can never get in this present Nigeria.

For those people from the SS always shouting leave our oyel, I want to tell you that the Northerners are already drinking your oil and have even become drunk on it. You are shouting at Igbos to leave your oyel whereas Northerners are taking the same oil from under your nose and you can do nothing. How myopic and sentimental can some people be?

On a closing note, I believe in one Nigeria but one where there is justice, fairness & equity. For me, Buhari should hand over to an Igbo man if Igbos are truly part of Nigeria. We are part of the big three and too big to be ignored.

koboko69:


your own na to dey look for APC news up and down. You dey see APC for dream? jobless mofo. you are going to do this for the next 23 years OOOO....meaning, you are going to be wailing for the next 23 years....oboi....e don be for you oooo!

moufan:
you dis bleeping fooool, was ur problem with apc, you just scavenge for story linked with apc to make urself happy,ignoramus foool.

francizy:


Assuming we're 170 million in Nigeria, I'd prefer 169.999999 million jobless firefire over one of you!
Wailing more than the presumed wailers. You lying liars will defend your directioun-less party till you tire down and finally quit!

hinwazaka:
The acting chairman of INEC Amina Zakari was scheduled to resign on Tuesday 21 July 2015, but today 25 July 2015 she still remains as the INEC boss. Slowly the SUM OF ALL FEARS is becoming a reality

Demmocrats:
Grab the latest copy of the film, old men behaving like kids. No wonder this country is in this state.

I only have hope on sai buhari the rest is waste of time.
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EUROBOMBER:
I have carefully analysed recent events and taken time to study a lot of what happened before during and after the Biafran war.

The truth is that if the Igbos succeed in pulling out of Nigeria, the Niger Delta might not completely be part of the new country but they will definitely also seek to be on their own and manage their resources. This would effectively leave only the SW and the North in Nigeria. If it turns out this way, the Yorubas most likely would also gently ask to be left to be on their own. At the end of it all, we go our separate ways.

Let me quickly add here that Igbo land is much bigger than the Nigerian politically defined SE. Should Nigeria break today, all Igbo-speaking parts of the SS will be part of our new country. The Igbos will force no tribe to be part of us, we will accept those that want to stay with us and those that don't want to be with us will be free to stand on their own or join any other groups they so wish. I am saying this loud and clear so that some people will not come here and start shouting, "We are not part of your Biafra, leave us alone, leave our oil alone."

The Igbos can do very well without oil. There are many countries in the world without oil and are doing very fine. Germany is the most powerful economy in Europe today and they don't have a cup of crude oil there. Israel moved into a desert and converted it into a country very comfortable for habitation. The list is endless. Recent trends have also shown that oil is becoming worthless by the day. What really matters for a nation to be great is the quality of human resources available.

For the parts of the SS that would choose to be part of the new country, we can accept to run a regional system of government between the core Igbo states and parts of the Niger Delta. We can even accept a solution such that both regions would take 80% of revenue accrued within the regions and contribute 20% to the center. This the Niger Delta can never get in this present Nigeria.

For those people from the SS always shouting leave our oyel, I want to tell you that the Northerners are already drinking your oil and have even become drunk on it. You are shouting at Igbos to leave your oyel whereas Northerners are taking the same oil from under your nose and you can do nothing. How myopic and sentimental can some people be?

On a closing note, I believe in one Nigeria but one where there is justice, fairness & equity. For me, Buhari should hand over to an Igbo man if Igbos are truly part of Nigeria. We are part of the big three and too big to be ignored.

Warmis:
[s] Its only an iyamiri that will have this type of myopic thinking, all Ūя̲̅ talking is shit....during the 1950s to 70s is it oil that was sustaining the entity Nigeria? Igbos should blame Ojukwu for all their maginalization..... B4 biafra the population of the igbos was. Even more than the Hausa bt bcoz of ojukwu's personal interest almost if not even more than half of the Igbos were killed.... Just imagine if biafra wouldn't have taken place.... What would have been the population of igbos now! Its not Hausa or Yoruba's fault that igbos are marginalised 2day in democracy population is the key to rule so democracy is a game of number............ U either be large in population or be marginalised... So I advice the igbos to be given birth to 15 to 20 children each family so that in 2050s they will have the population that will give them the power to hold nigeria @ ransome........ B4 biafra ignbos were every where in nigeria they took over almost all the sectors of govt economy and business do u know that ojukwus father b4 biafra was the richest person in africa? just imagine if biafra didn't take place... The hausa and yorubas will be the 1nce complaining about marginalisation......... Bt fr ojuku's personal interest[/s]

Warmis:
[s]Its only an iyamiri that will have this type of myopic thinking, all Ūя̲̅ talking is shit....during the 1950s to 70s is it oil that was sustaining the entity Nigeria? Igbos should blame Ojukwu for all their maginalization..... B4 biafra the population of the igbos was. Even more than the Hausa bt bcoz of ojukwu's personal interest almost if not even more than half of the Igbos were killed.... Just imagine if biafra wouldn't have taken place.... What would have been the population of igbos now! Its not Hausa or Yoruba's fault that igbos are marginalised 2day in democracy population is the key to rule so democracy is a game of number............ U either be large in population or be marginalised... So I advice the igbos to be given birth to 15 to 20 children each family so that in 2050s they will have the population that will give them the power to hold nigeria @ ransome........ B4 biafra ignbos were every where in nigeria they took over almost all the sectors of govt economy and business do u know that ojukwus father b4 biafra was the richest person in africa? just imagine if biafra didn't take place... The hausa and yorubas will be the 1nce complaining about marginalisation......... Bt fr ojuku's personal interest[/s]